Kodak Black is set on taking Zonnique to prom, and he doesn't see T.I. getting in the way.

Like most 18-year-olds, Kodak Black plans on going to prom this year, though he has higher aspirations than his male peers when it comes to his date. As of now, candidates include one Jenner and one Kardashian, but his top choice Zonnique Pullins, the 20-year-old daughter of T.I.'s wife, Tiny Harris. The singer is signed to T.I.'s Grand Hustle Records and has appeared frequently on his and her mother's "The Family Hustle" VH1 reality show.

Earlier today, Kodak traveled a short distance from his native Pampano Beach to guest on the Naked Tea talk show hosted by Dr. Miami, a plastic surgeon who has achieved celebrity status via his Snapchat presence as well as other hip-hop ventures. Dr. Miami shared a clip from today's show during which Kodak was asked about his infatuation with Kylie Jenner, as he had already mentioned her as a possible prom date during a different interview.

Apparently it was Kylie who first contacted the teenage rap sensation -- "She said she wanted to meet me, like she dyin' to meet me by next year," revealed Kodak, who thought he might as well get the ball rolling and fly her out for this year's prom. He went on to clarify that other Kardashian sisters, especially Kim, are also eligible.

"But I don't know, probably Tiny's daughter," Kodak continued, suggesting that the Atlanta singer is his dream date. "She's pretty, by the way," said Dr Miami, before Kodak cut in to say, "By the way, Tip won't be calling me at 12, 1, 2, 3, 4 in the morning!"

Kodak went on to imply that he'd be immune from Tip's protective concerns since Zonnique is not his biological daughter. "That's not his daughter," said Kodak, before staging a hypothetical phone call with T.I. and exclaiming, "That's not yo' business, bruh!"

Tip hasn't yet offered Kodak his blessing, though the young Atlantic Records signee doesn't feel like he needs it. Nor does he seem interested in getting Tyga's permission to bring Kylie to the school dance.